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Music Download Companies: Compare and Select
By Kane Drastick
Generation has passed by since you marvelled the invention of the Walkman and even the CD Walkman. Okay, you have had enough of your Walkman and your CD Walkman either. It is time to move on to the newest trend in portable music: the MP3. And while the MP3 is making big waves not only in the United States but also to the entire world (special mention to iTunes and iPod for making this possible), several online download companies are hitting big time for services rendered to those who want to have compiled then in their PC, burn them to their CDs or store them to their portable devices. Either way, you are prompted with different choices of downloads online that somehow makes you confused in selecting the right one for you.

So to end your suffering and finally decide where to go, here is useful information regarding some of the biggest online download companies:

Apple iTunes – Speaking about service, the Apple iTunes gives the best and the worst. Let’s start with the positive. The iTunes has one of the widest selections of songs in almost all genre you can download. If you have LAN connection and a clan of lovers, this is for you. Price is pretty standard: $0.99 per song. Now the drawback: when you download using iTunes, no matter how much you want it, you can never play it on other programs except iPod and iTunes. So if worse comes to worse and the only available player is the Windows Media, your $0.99 worth of single track remains unheard. Nontheless if you like iTunes and have an iPod, this would work for you well.

Music Match – An 800,000-song library is definitely a great deal. Each track is worth 99 cents and the monthly subscription is $9.99. Standard price.

Napster – Yep! You heard it right. Napster is back from its eternal sleep. And not only it is back, it is also prepared to keep you grooving to its wide selection of tracks. But unlike before, you can get here with a price to pay. A song costs $0.99. If you prefer access to its entire catalogue, subscribe at $9.99 a month and get those songs streaming to your PC. You don’t own them though. Meaning, once your subscription expired, all the songs you have will all be gone in an instant. A more expensive subscription with a price tad of $14.95 can let